Delhi’s Best 5 Gardens & Parks

Delhi’s Best 5 Gardens & Parks Delhi is a bustling, metropolitan city with many vibrant streets that can become a bit chaotic and overwhelming at times.

Luckily there is a number of stunning parks and gardens in the heart of the city which offer a tranquil escape from the bustle with picnic spots, wildlife, flora, cultural attractions, historic monuments and more. Traveasy offers cheap air ticket to Delhi from UK, so why not see for yourself what this city has to offer? We have listed Delhi’s best 5 green spaces below.

Lodhi Garden This beautiful and serene garden space comprises of 90 acres and features vast greenery, blooming flowers, a picturesque lake with a bridge and plenty of picnic spots. Lodhi Garden is very historically significant, as it’s home to a number of centuries-old monuments including tombs from the Lodi dynasty, therefore this is a great sightseeing spot. The garden is also home to abundant wildlife, including monkeys, birds, ducks and squirrels.

Location: Lodhi Estate, New Delhi Deer Park Deer Park is set around the Hauz Khas water reservoir and offers a breath of fresh air amongst plenty of beautiful scenery.

Inside the park is a rabbit enclosure, picnic spots and a number of Mughal-era landmarks. Deer Park is named after the deer that roam freely throughout the premises and other wildlife are often spotted here, including peacocks and monkeys.

Deer Park is ideal for a scenic stroll or jog, especially at sunset.

Location: Hauz Khas, New Delhi Talkatora Garden The pretty Talkatora garden was created from remains of a garden from the Mughal era, and is of immense historic significance, as it’s the spot where the Marathas had defeated Mughals in the Battle of Delhi back in 1737. The garden space comprises of colourful flora, waterways and vast green stretches; an afternoon here will make you forget you’re in the midst of a bustling city when you hear birds singing from the trees.

Location: Rashtrapati Bhawan, President's Estate, New Delhi Mughal Garden Mughal Garden is another stunning spot set in Rashtrapati Bhawan, the city’s official presidential palace. This historic garden is home to an array of colourful flower and plant species, trees, water fountains, a rose garden and ancient architecture featuring European, Persian and Indian horticultural influences. The garden is seasonal and therefore only open during certain times of year when the flowers are in full bloom; make sure you plan your visit accordingly so that you don’t miss out on visiting this gorgeous garden.

Location: Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi Jahanpanah City Forest Jahanpanah City Forest is a dense forested park spread across hundreds of acres, and it boasts plenty of beautiful trees of several species and flora and fauna. There are bridges and a scenic jogging track amongst the grounds, and birds are often spotted here, so it’s ideal for a tranquil nature walk. This urban park is a place where you can escape Delhi’s city noise and venture into the peaceful wilderness.

Location: South Delhi Book cheap flights to Delhi from UK and look forward to discovering the lush gardens and parks of this incredible city.